TheCheekyMonkey
Inactive User
you didnt get any of those yummy curry recipes from him i hope 
Halal Meat
- Thread starter Napster
- Start date
All my life i have had to abstain from certain kinds of food so its personal choice of what one eats.wares and how has a crap.
For ones who say when in rome do as the romans do i do not see all British in native dress any where.
The main reason Moslem's have halal meat in UK is because of the Jews,
For ones who say when in rome do as the romans do i do not see all British in native dress any where.
The main reason Moslem's have halal meat in UK is because of the Jews,
- Joined
- Jan 28, 2007
- Messages
- 2,239
- Reaction score
- 306
Can you explain this a little please
right chaps
overall I'm pleased with the way the thread has gone, thought it would have gone way of track by now, can we make sure no one steps out of line and have a normal discussion.
overall I'm pleased with the way the thread has gone, thought it would have gone way of track by now, can we make sure no one steps out of line and have a normal discussion.
TheCheekyMonkey
Inactive User
whatever do you mean "native dress" lol, if you mean pants and a tshirt look again....lol
what the bloody hell has jews got to do with it? sounds more racial than anything ive ever heard on alot of threads on here, the only thing religion / race has got to do with this thread is the actual halal process other than that its got nowt to do with it and lets leave it like that......:banana:
Last edited:
stevie1ball
Inactive User
Halal Meat, Organic Meat, Cloned Meat, the only important thing in this, is that there is no unnecessary suffering and that the meat tastes good. Surely if we are to have different religious beliefs in respect to food then it is far more cost effective to the consumer if it is all killed,packed etc etc in the same manner.
When push comes to shove we are only really concerned about the end result on the plate weather at home or from a restaurant, did it taste good and was it worth the money.
We don't think about how things are killed if we catch or shoot them ourselves before we eat them.
When push comes to shove we are only really concerned about the end result on the plate weather at home or from a restaurant, did it taste good and was it worth the money.
We don't think about how things are killed if we catch or shoot them ourselves before we eat them.
jaffa
Inactive User
Just out of curiousity....does anyone ever ask in a restaurant if it is halal meat ???
I just ask for mine medium rare and it has never ever crossed my mind how the animal was killed.
I just ask for mine medium rare and it has never ever crossed my mind how the animal was killed.
Evastar
Inactive User
are you confusing halal and kosher?
reggie124
Inactive User
- Joined
- Dec 10, 2005
- Messages
- 667
- Reaction score
- 221
agree with you. also supermarket will buy anything on grey market. if is cheaper than UK. pass the saving on to customers. so why you lot complianing is it halal or non halal.
TheCheekyMonkey
Inactive User
For me its more of a case of why where we not informed in the first place, what reason did they have for not declaring it.
jaffa
Inactive User
If you go out for a meal do you ask if the meat is halal or do you expect them to inform you....serious question (not taking the mick)
TheCheekyMonkey
Inactive User
serious answer no, but then again i dont look at the labels on the food before they cook it if you know what i mean, but i do when i`m in the supermarket / market. I know what your going to say ive eaten halal before without knowing it etc etc, and like ive said continually through this thread, its nothing to do with halal `per se` its to do with the fact that the supermarkets are not informing people, and why are they not informing people.
See the thing with halal in restaurants is this, if i was to ask them is it halal they will tell me, if i goto an indian restaurant (by indian its a general term for any curry / kebab house) i`m clever enough to understand that the meat is going to be halal, its as simple as that.
if i go to the counter in asda and ask them are all your meats halal, the response`s would range from no to yes, to i dont know, to god knows what.
if you get my drift.
for me it could be pallmall for all i care, but i`d just like to be informed.......
and yes, nearly everytime we go out its a curry house, nothing against halal
See the thing with halal in restaurants is this, if i was to ask them is it halal they will tell me, if i goto an indian restaurant (by indian its a general term for any curry / kebab house) i`m clever enough to understand that the meat is going to be halal, its as simple as that.
if i go to the counter in asda and ask them are all your meats halal, the response`s would range from no to yes, to i dont know, to god knows what.
if you get my drift.
for me it could be pallmall for all i care, but i`d just like to be informed.......
and yes, nearly everytime we go out its a curry house, nothing against halal
jaffa
Inactive User
Fair enough.
I do get what you are saying but just find it strange that you think the supermarket should tell you on a label but should a restaurant not have it on their menu's ???
You are probably right about asking in a supermarket and getting mixed answers but I think some restaurant waiters would probably have to ask someone else if you asked them.
Personally I dont care, according to some members on here, the animal is still killed humanely so I have no issues if it is halal or not, tbh...it has never crossed my mind until this thread started.
I do get what you are saying but just find it strange that you think the supermarket should tell you on a label but should a restaurant not have it on their menu's ???
You are probably right about asking in a supermarket and getting mixed answers but I think some restaurant waiters would probably have to ask someone else if you asked them.
Personally I dont care, according to some members on here, the animal is still killed humanely so I have no issues if it is halal or not, tbh...it has never crossed my mind until this thread started.
TheCheekyMonkey
Inactive User
yeah no i understand that, but at the end of the day if your go to a restaurant as in curry kebab house, would it not be fair to expect that its halal, where as this
you dont expect it to be halal.
you dont expect it to be halal.
jaffa
Inactive User
yeah no i understand that, but at the end of the day if your go to a restaurant as in curry kebab house, would it not be fair to expect that its halal, where as this
you dont expect it to be halal.
Yeah fair point there, never thought about that but NZ lamb is not 100% British beef.
If they advertise it as you stated, then I would absolutely expect it to be non halal and IF they are selling halal as 100% British then that is wrong...but are they doing that.
But then again, a British Muslim will disagree, its a tricky one that...lol
TheCheekyMonkey
Inactive User
yeah i just think the supermarkets are misleading us, it doesnt matter where it comes from, 100% british 100% newzealand, neither of them are associated traditionally with the practice of halal butchery or methods of despatch.
i read this here before seeing it in the paper last night, and some guy for the muslim council of britain or something was quoted as saying 'cant understand all the fuss, it doesnt taste any different'
if thats the case, why all the fuss over NON halal meat then?
if thats the case, why all the fuss over NON halal meat then?
thats why the welsh eat NZ lamb m8
but welsh lamb is prayed over, sort of 
and while i like the smell of bacon, i dont eat pig
